Nixon's Apollo: Howard Hughes and the Apollo Hoax

where Nixon gets involved tapes have of habit of going missing...

Missing Apollo Tapes

Howard Hughes : He wishes to control history.

Mainstream historians have simply regurgitated the official lines. Nixon's Apollo is a unique, new interpretation of history based on facts. Not only is this thread a review of Richard Nixon's narrative and the NASA/Apollo mythology, let's not forget the role of Howard Hughes. Hughes is the Geppetto to Nixon's Pinocchio, to wit,

this is "Iron" Bob Maheu describing Howard Hughes in 1972:

"There is no doubt in my mind that he feels he is more powerful than the president. He wishes to control history."

Source for pic news.google.com...,3865506&hl=en

a reply to: SayonaraJupiter

so hughes WANTS power over everyone,
he FEELS he is more powerful than the president,
he WISHES to control history,
yet you pasted an article showing someone planning to sue him.. where was his power to stop him? why does this article exist if Hughes can control history?

doesnt paint the picture of someone being powerful enough to overrule the president and write history in his own eyes in order to fake Apollo..

why do you always post articles that dont support your stance??

originally posted by: choos
a reply to: SayonaraJupiter

so hughes WANTS power over everyone,
he FEELS he is more powerful than the president,
he WISHES to control history,
yet you pasted an article showing someone planning to sue him.. where was his power to stop him? why does this article exist if Hughes can control history?

doesnt paint the picture of someone being powerful enough to overrule the president and write history in his own eyes in order to fake Apollo..

why do you always post articles that dont support your stance??

Not only that, but that article, and another on that page, states that no-one an actually be sure if Hughes is actually the person with whom they have had dealings as no-one has seen him for years.

Later on in that edition there is an article outlining plans for the shuttle, and how much cheaper it would be. That would surely mean less money for Hughes wouldn't it? Assuming the contracts handed out by LBJ during Apollo ended up anywhere near him, and assuming Hughes was actually in charge of anything beyond his own bowel movements by that time.

a reply to: onebigmonkey

so you can neither confirm nor deny known-knowns, known-unknowns or unknowns-unknowns

a reply to: Misinformation

You'll have to explain to me what relevance your faking a comic cover, and the comments you put with it, have to do with my reply to SJ.

Here's the original, should anyone think that what you posted was the genuine cover:

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a reply to: Misinformation

buddy i need to repost what a Mod posted earlier because obviously you missed it.

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During the production of "Hell's Angels" in the 1928-1930 timeframe Howard Hughes assembled a special effects team that worked in this building to capture on film the famous Zeppelin attack scenes. If you have not yet screened Howard Hughes' "Hell's Angels" then you are probably not qualified to post in this thread.

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